- The Los Angeles Rams are favored to win Super Bowl 61 with +450 odds.
- The Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks round out the top-3 shortest Super Bowl odds.
LOS ANGELES – The NFL season officially kicks off on Wednesday with a Super Bowl 60 rematch between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. The reigning Super Bowl Champion Seahawks are not the odds on favorite to win Super Bowl 61.
Super Bowl sportsbooks tab the Los Angeles Rams as the favorites to win the Super Bowl. The Rams are the only team with odds shorter than +1000 to win the Super Bowl and are followed by the Buffalo Bills and Seahawks.
Super Bowl 61 Odds
- Los Angeles Rams +450
- Buffalo Bills +1000
- Seattle Seahawks +1200
- Baltimore Ravens +1400
- Kansas City Chiefs +1500
- Denver Broncos +1600
- Houston Texans +1800
- Los Angeles Chargers +1800
- Cincinnati Bengals +2000
- Dallas Cowboys +2000
- Detroit Lions +2000
- New England Patriots +2000
- Philadelphia Eagles +2000
- San Francisco 49ers +2000
- Chicago Bears +2200
- Green Bay Packers +2200
- Jacksonville Jaguars +3500
- Minnesota Vikings +4500
- Pittsburgh Steelers +5500
- Indianapolis Colts +6500
- New York Giants +6500
- Washington Commanders +6500
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers +7000
- Carolina Panthers +9000
- New Orleans Saints +9000
- Atlanta Falcons +12500
- Las Vegas Raiders +12500
- Tennessee Titans +12500
- Cleveland Browns +25000
- New York Jets +40000
- Miami Dolphins +80000
- Arizona Cardinals +100000
Rams Holding Strong
The Rams Super Bowl odds hold extremely strong at the top of the board. They boast the reigning number one offense in the NFL from last season and added impact across the defense in Trent McDuffie, Jaylen Watson, and most notably Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald on the defensive line.
Bills, Seahawks Remain Top Contenders
The Bills Super Bowl odds directly follow the Rams with their offseason additions. Buffalo made moves on offense and defense, with DJ Moore coming in at receiver and Bradley Chubb, CJ Gardner-Johnson, and Dee Alford signing to bolster the defense.
For Seattle’s odds, while they remain one of the top contenders in the league, they suffered significant losses on both sides of the ball, including Kenneth Walker at running back and several defensive starters in Boye Mafe, Riq Woolen, and Coby Bryant.
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